Chris Corner: Approaching CSS – CodePen
We’ve been using Cascade Layers in our CSS here at CodePen quite a bit lately. A pretty clear non-complicated use case is that we tend to apply one class to stuff. That includes a ...
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Chris’ Corner: User Control – CodePen
Like Miriam Suzanne says: You’re allowed to have preferences. Set your preferences. I like the idea of controlling my own experience when browsing and using the web. Bump ...
Chris’ Corner: HTML – CodePen
HTML is fun to think about. The old classic battle of “HTML is a programming language” has surfaced in the pages of none other than WIRED magazine. I love this argument, not even ...
Chris’ Corner: Creative Coding – CodePen
Jake thinks developers should embrace creative coding again, which, ya know, it’s hard to disagree with from my desk at what often feels like creative coding headquarters. Why tho? ...
Chris’ Corner: Accessible Takes – CodePen
Jump to Docs Navigation Let’s do some links to accessibility information I’ve saved, recently read, and thought were useful and insightful. Accessibility ...
Chris’ Corner: onChange
There is an awful lot of change on the web. Sometimes the languages we use to build for the web change. Some of it comes from browsers themselves changing. An awful lot of it comes from ourselves. ...
Chris’ Corner: Color Accessibility – CodePen
I’ve been a bit sucked into the game Balatro lately. Seriously. Tell me your strategies. I enjoy playing it equally as much lately as unwinding watching streamers play it on ...
Chris’ Corner: PerformanCSS
How CSS relates to web performance is a funny dance. Some aspects are entirely negligible the vast majority of time. Some aspects are incredibly impactful and crucial to consider. For example, ...
Chris’ Corner: Type Stuff! – CodePen
Jump to Docs Navigation Let’s do typography stuff! Video: “A live demo by me of early font editors on a real Macintosh Plus” by Mark Simonson Font: ...
Chris Baum of Varietal is Hyperfocused on Hops
When you live and work in Yakima Valley, hops become a way of life. They’re second nature, omnipresent, and a constant topic of conversation—after all, many of the patrons of craft ...
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